Cardinals Triumph Over Red Sox in Key World Series Game
In Boston and St Louis the Cardinals built a multi run lead as Cepeda Javier and Brock delivered hits. Gibson earned the win with pressure from Williams in a game that featured tense pitching and no repeat of earlier pitches. The Cards opened a 6 0 victory page with Santiago and Morehead securing the relief.
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Williams Recalls Comeback Pattern In World Series Fight
Boston manager Dick Williams said the Red Sox still have hope after a 6-0 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals left them down 3-1 in the World Series. He cited past comebacks and promised to play to their strengths with Lonborg and a right-handed lineup as Steve Carlton lined up to pitch for St. Louis in Game Five.
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Glens Falls Opens Conference Play With Victory
Glens Falls, defending champion, beat Hudson Falls 20-6 to start the Northern Conference. South High stunned St. Mary’s 25-7, Fort Edward edged Whitehall 14-13, with TDs by Terry Smith Kevin Simmons and Garry Marcantonio for Glens Falls and TD passes from Rick Ruby to Dave Murray for South High.
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Greenwich Tops Tri-County Standings with 32-0 Win
Greenwich moved to 2-0 in Tri-County League after a 32-0 defeat of Hoosick Falls on Saturday while Schuylerville beat Cambridge 12-7 to stand 1-1. Bill Smith ran for a 35 and 10 yard score for Greenwich. Cambridge’s Woodard returned an 80 yard kickoff. Hoosick Falls remains 2-1. Schuylerville 1-1.
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CCHS Jayvees Shut Out LaSalle in Diocesan League
Catholic Central defeated La Salle 21-0 at Notre Dame Field in a Diocesan League junior varsity game. Matt Sullivan ran 25 yards for a first quarter TD, a safety followed in the second, Jerry Rodgers added a 20 yard score in the third, and Ed Bowes closed the scoring with a 15 yard run in the fourth. Catholic Central improves to 2-0 in league and 3-0 overall. La Salle falls to 0-2 in league and 1-2 overall.
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Red Banks On Carlton Capable Of Shutout
St Louis Cardinals take a 3-1 lead in the 1967 World Series after a 6-0 win over the Boston Red Sox. Manager Red Schoendienst says Carlton capable of a shutout like Gibson. Gibson optimistic to finish soon. Brock and Maris drive runs as Cardinals push for a quick finish with Hughes or Gibson in reserve for Boston game.
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Lake George Leads Adirondack Eight-Man Standings
Lake George tops the Adirondack eight man league after Saturday action powering to a 32-0 win over Hartford while Salem and Fort Ann settled for a 21-21 tie and Warrensburg crushed Argyle 43-14. Ed Perry scored three touchdowns for Lake George as Salem rallied late with Jim Sheldon’s line drive score and Wayne Morrison’s extra point.
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MIT Fresh Win At RPI Cross Country Meet
MIT won a three school freshman cross country triangular at RPI with 27 points. RPI finished with 38 and 62 points as Dave Crawford of RPI led the 3.44 mile race in 18 minutes 57.8 seconds.
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Casper Brewer Tie In Golfer Of Year
Casper and Gay Brewer tied at 283 after four rounds and meet in an 18 hole playoff for the $55,000 top prize at St Andrews Old Course. Brian Barnes 287 and George Archer 285 tied for third as 6,000 spectators watched a dramatic finish.
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TCC To Conduct Flaming Leaves Tourney
Troy Country Club will hold its Flaming Leaves Tourney Columbus Day, traditionally ending the golf season, with details on entry and format to be announced.
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Zyglewicz Seeks 21st Win Tomorrow in Houston Bout
Watersville fighter Zyglewicz aims for his 21st victory as he faces Sonny Moore of Dallas in a 10 round heavyweight bout in Houston tomorrow night. His last bout was a TKO over Eddie Parrotte at the South Troy Arena in July.
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Gibson Bounced Back to Lead Cardinals in 1964 World Series
Right-hander Bob Gibson, after a fractured leg paused his season, returned to form to beat the Red Sox 6-0 and give St. Louis a 3-1 series lead. He described overcoming disappointment and preserving arm strength during a long absence, then pitched six-hitter for a 2-1 win in Game four and hinted he would start any possible seventh game if needed.
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